St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS

MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS
The ladies of the Hebron Baptist
church gave reception Tuesday even
ing last welcoming home their pastor,
Rev. III. c. Gamble and wife, from their
bridal tour, and most enjoyable affair
it was throughout. Over the pulpit,
worked in eyergreens, was the motto,
welcome HOme," and the good people
of the church received their many
guests and the pastor and his. wife in a
way that left no doubt of its meaning.
Among the many present 1.-THE recep-.
ton were: Mr.. and Mrs. Theobald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tallman, Mr.. and Mrs. Van, Mr.. and!
Mrs. j. j. Hart, Mrs. E. M. Woodbury.
Mrs: Anna Hawthorne, Mrs. William
Haskell, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Kensie, Misses
Dele Woodbury., Nellie Roos, lila
Lynch, Laura Gates, Kate Putnam,
Minnie Berwick, Blanche Lyons, Gertie
jenkins, Minnie Haskell, Katie Doak,
Lizzie Doak, Miss Lawrence, and MeSsrs.
j. S. n. st. Peter, Henchman, A. M.
Lawt0n, j. M. Hawthorne. Alden Nc
Intosh, Day, George Mcintosh, Schu-
man, j. c. Bryant, Runyon, Hawkins;
Cloud, and Reys. III. G. Herriott and w.
ID. Roberts.
Last Friday evening the Woodland
Park Baptist Church society gave a rel
ception, in honor of the new pastor and
his family, at the church parlors on
Selby avenue. The auditorium had
been prOfusely decorated with autumn
leaves and cut flowers, and the general
effect was pleasing. A very interesting
programme had been arranged, and at
o'clock fully three hundred callers
had been presented to the Rev. DR..
Dawley and wife by the reception COM
mittee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Drake. Gen.
and Mrs: j. W. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bushnell and Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Bishop. An address of welcome was
made by Mr.. W. M. Bushnell and Mr..
Drake, after which musical pro-
gramme was enjoyed. After the mu-
steal part OF the entertainment was over
the entire company was served to de-
llclouS repaSt. Mr.. Dawley was called
to this church from Gloversville. n. Y,
and has already secured the cordial
friendship and cooperation of the mem
bers of the church and congregation.
ton Chapter No. Is, o. E. S., held at
Masonic hall on Wednesday eve, very
pleasant episode occurred. The date
| being birthday anniversary of the
worthy matron, Mrs. Sophia NJ. Hodges,
the members took advantage of it. to
present her with a token of their regard,
in the shape of an elegant chair. The
worthy patron, DR.. S. j. Woolway, made
the presentation address. Among those
present We're: DR.. S. j. Woolway and
wife, Col. Milham and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dampier, MI. and Mrs. /.
r. Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. CzeikOwitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
c. Greue, Mr.. and Mrs. Sclenker, Mr..
and Mrs. William Benton. Col. and Mrs.
R. Becker, Mrs. r. T. Flournoy, Mrs.
Lancaster, Mrs. +. W. Luley, Mrs. M.
A. Gordon, Mrs. Il. Steele, Mrs. Sophia
Croker, Mrs. c. l.. Rock, Miss Fink,
Miss Julia CZeikOwitZ, j. Hodges, Rob-
ert Wellisch, Jean Fischer.
One of the society events of the week
was the brilliant reception and hop Fri
day evening at the residence of John
harrington, OF Pleasant avenue, the ocl
casion being in honor of Miss Wright,
who has been the guest of Miss Lue
Harrington for several weeks. The
house and lawn were brilliantly illumiI
mated, and Siebert'S orchestra furnished
music. About Seyenty-fiye of the prOmi+
nent society people were present, apd
the costumes worn were noted for th9if
elegance and richness of material.
The Junior Dancing club will open it's
social season next Friday evening, Sept.
80, at the Jackson street skating rink,
which is being remOdeled into dancing
pavilion by the club, and will be used
for its semi-monthly socials until the
extreme cold weather sets in. At the
meeting held ON Thursday evening last
E. j. Murphy was elected president,
with S. S. LOngOOd vice president. E. G..
Dieter secretary and j. F. Eppstine
treasurer.
A reception was given last Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. George M. Andrews,
at Fort Smelling. About 800 ladies
called during the afternoon, including
guests from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Delightful music, with the elaborate
decorations and inviting refreshments
aided in making the occasion one to be
remembered.
The young ladies of st. Stephens
church gave delightful entertainment
last Friday evening in their hall, corner
West Seventh and Western avenue. A
very Interesting programme, consisting
of musical selections and Rotations,
was enjoyed by the large audience.
The first grand ball of the [. F..
club will take place next Thursday
evening, Sept. 30, at Market hall. The
First Regiment band will furnish mu-
sic and refreshments will be served.
Miss Eta Hawkins, of St. Paul, ap-
pCol GU III UllC ulSG vi Uilc
'Great Pink Pearl, }" which took place
at the Lyceum theater in New York
city last Friday evening.
A surprise party headed by Miss Rosa
Newman, of Pearl street, made itself
at home at the residence of Miss Nav
KlabundS, No. 500 Lafayette avenue,
last Thursday evening.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veter-
ans, will give their first ball of the Sc
ries of 18S7-'SS on Frivay eve, Sept. 80,
in their hall in Drake block.
Frank I. Combs, of St. Paul, sailed
on Thursday, Sept. %, by steamer Har-
monia for a six months trip through
Europe.
Mrs. Wallar, of Durant. To-, has ar
rived in the city and will visit her
brother, l.. w. Lauder, of the Mer-
chants.
Miss Lettie Ogden, of Milwaukee. will
arrive in the city this morning on
brief visit to Mrs. Kreiger, of DaytOn's
bluff.
Miss Maggie Keller, of Davenport, To-,
guest of Miss Johnston, 6g7 Plum street,
attended the GLOBE reception last even
ing.
Mrs. w. M. Teleston, who has been Wis
iting friends in Winona, returned to- st.
Paul on Friday.
Misses Emma and Minnie Lawton left
last Monday for Mortified to attend
Carleton college.
George w. Burkett, of Belfast. Me!, is
visiting Capt. E. SimontOn, of Summit
avenue.
Prof. Evans has reorganized his ad
vanced juvenile dancing class. \
Miss Gussie Orleman left last evening
for st. Louis and the East. !